Thailand, China may reach consensus on phytosanitary electronic certificates

 

During the meeting, the Agricultural Academic Office of Thailand emphasized the good trade relations between Thailand and Chin.
Especially in the peak season of eastern fruit export, there are 29 million tons of durian, 21 million tons of mangosteen, 216,000 tons of rambutan, and 18,000 tons of dragon frui.
The Department of Agriculture and Academic Affairs has upgraded fruit export controls to GMP Plus measures to prevent the detection of the new coronavirus on container containers, packaging and peels, especially durians, which are popular among Chinese consumer.

 

At this meeting, Thailand and China have reached an agreement on the data exchange and cooperation on the phytosanitary electronic certificate (e-Phyto certificate) proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperative.
The 0 policy provides convenience for exports and exchanges data with the Chinese side through the National Single Window (NSW), which can be used to prove that the goods have passed the quarantine certification of pest and disease-free at the port of impor.

 

In 2021, the Department of Agriculture and Academic Affairs issued a total of 409,279 phytosanitary certificates, with an export value of about 78259 billion bah.
From January to June 2022, about 577,132 tons of Chinese fruits were exported, worth 556 billion baht, and phytosanitary certificates were issued for fruits exported to Chin.
A total of 17,566 copies, an increase from the same period in 2021. In the next stage, the Agricultural Academic Office will coordinate the technical work of testing and further exchange phytosanitary certificate information with the Chinese sid.

 

Cooperation between Thailand and China in the exchange of phytosanitary certificate information will facilitate exporter.
At the same time, traceable inspection data should be achieved to build trade confidence for both partie.

 

The "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Registration of Overseas Manufacturers of Imported Food", which came into effect on January 1, 2022, stipulates that food manufacturers outside China must register with the Chinese customs before importing goods into Chin.
In this regard, the Agricultural Academic Department has organized training for enterprises and related personnel to understand and comply with the above regulation.

 

Thailand's live shrimp and cattle are ready to be exported to the Chinese market

 

Thailand and China strengthen cooperation in quarantine and food safet.
Relevant Chinese ministries and commissions plan to accept Thailand’s suggestions, including the export of Thai shrimp, the opening of the live cattle market in the form of a sandbox, and the connection to the electronic certificate system (e-SPS.
Good fruit export jo.

 

The Thai and Chinese sides discussed and discussed a number of issues, including quarantine, food safety, et.
, to resolve the current outstanding issues, and exchanged useful academic informatio.
At this meeting, the Chinese side agreed to consider the suggestions made by the Thai side on a number of issues to reduce agricultural trade barriers in accordance with the memorandum of understanding on sanitary and phytosanitary cooperatio.

 

In particular:The proposal to request the export of live freshwater long-arm prawns (also known as Thai shrimp and Roche shrimp) for consumption, because Thai shrimp is very beneficial to human health, and the Chinese people have a preference for Thai foo.
Such as Tom Yum Kung, grilled shrimp and so o.
Therefore, it is a good opportunity for Thai entrepreneurs to send such good things to our neighboring countries;The proposal to open up the live cattle market in the form of a sandbox, which the Thai government attaches great importance toThe proposal to connect the electronic certificate system can make trade smoother and improve the transparency of business cooperatio.
The two countries will also hold technical discussions to promote bilateral cooperation, which will help promote the export of agricultural products from Thailand to China, which is beneficial to the entire Thai agricultural product trad.

 

At the same time, it also agreed on the principle of exporting Thai fruits through mixed transportation routes, so that during times of heavy traffic, especially during the peak fruit season in Thailand, the above-mentioned various routes can be used as temporary export routes to provide convenience for Thai entrepreneur.

 

The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives of Thailand will hold the 8th meeting of the Thai-Chinese Joint Working Group on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Technology with relevant Chinese ministries in 202 This meeting will be hosted by the Chinese sid.
According to the expectation of both sides, the trade of agricultural products between Thailand and China will further increas.
From April 2021 to April 2022, the statistics of Thailand’s exports of agricultural products to China and the statistics of Thailand’s imports of agricultural products to China have an average value of 400 billion baht and 90 billion baht, and will continue to ris.